Kees Verwijs
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It is ever so slightly visible in the final edit, but what bothers me most is that I do not understand what is happening. I’m an amateur and Google is my friend but with movie editing, whenever I find something a bit deeper than the standard questions, it seems like the informations is hidden. Which is why I came here, hoping there are some pro’s around that can help
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Hi John,
Actually that’s the template I used in the second bullet of step 2), and it also showed the flickering. I also don’t see the flickering in the deinterlaced movie so I’m starting to wonder if maybe I’m suffering from Moire (the stone wall in the back which shows the flicker does have a fine grid of light/dark in itself)…
Regards,
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I found this post because I was looking for a solution to exactly this problem. I still see problems with both solutions mentioned above (re-render with stretch or keep the bars)
- Re-render with stretch requires rendering to dvd format directly right? This can (and in my case: does) mess up media generated in sony vegas pro itself.
I’ve reported this to Sony but they do not acknowledge the problem, and also asked for help on this forum (link) but unfortunately to no avail
- not stretching the video will mess up the aspect ratio, right?
I’ve seen the opposite being said on this forum, but bear with me: suppose I film a perfect circle in full HD. Then I render to BluRay (full HD) and place it in DVD Architect. When creating a BluRay in DVDA the result will be a perfect circle again. When I create a DVD in DVDA the circle will be squeezed –> stretching would have filled the image again giving me the perfect circle back
Isn’t it easier to just change the width in DVDA to 704 instead of 720?
- Re-render with stretch requires rendering to dvd format directly right? This can (and in my case: does) mess up media generated in sony vegas pro itself.